Businesses will be able to create a new community within this section.
With the new feature, businesses will be able to access a full list of communities they’ve previously joined, including their subgroups and Community Announcement groups.
In good news for iPhone users, popular Meta-owned instant messaging application WhatsApp is reportedly working to bring communities to its WhatsApp Business Application for iOS.
According to WABetaInfo, a website that tracks WhatsApp, the Meta-owned platform is likely to add a new entry point for the new feature within app settings instead of removing the Business Tools tab that was introduced last year.
The report states that with the new feature, businesses will be able to access the full list of communities they previously joined, including their subgroups and Community Announcement groups.
Furthermore, businesses will be able to create a new community within this section. The new feature will be helpful for businesses as they can easily take feedback from their customers by creating dedicated communities and subgroups.
The report added that the ability to create and manage communities on WhatsApp Business is currently under development and is expected to be released in a future update to the application.
Last month there was news that the company is working on this feature for Android. In November last year, the messaging platform had announced new features for better commerce experience for users and help them engage with their brands as well as discover new ones on the platform.
Meanwhile, Facebook is reportedly rolling out at least 8 tweaked emoji and 21 new emoji on its platform. The new emoji are available now for some beta testers who installed the latest update for WhatsApp beta for Android from the Play Store, and they’re rolling out to more people in the coming days.
As per the report, it is now possible to send those 21 emoji from the latest Unicode 15.0 directly within the official WhatsApp keyboard, so there is no need to download and use a separate keyboard to send them.
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